New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-26
PULPIT AND PEW.
nRorJT CHURCHES AND CHURCHMEN-RE-
LN}IOUs NOTES AND GOSSIP,


IN. fart that Canon WHEREFORE refrained IRON
taS,ne mart in any Of the jubilee ceremonies In UNI
city mas caused some comment. instead VI go'hs !"
Tho Jubilee service at Trinity Church last suhA's
Afternoon he was delivering a temperance a~oi'e
cbicherng Hall The eloquent Canon's Hisnu'
plain that this was quite In keeping Win Us 'a
acter He is very democratic In his sympa.no' o..
All not feel especially called upon TO celebrate 'h'
oueen,s Jubilee Helping the cause oi 'ea,p Sre
was in h opinion q t tSe E fsse dgntae
OF this country Stumbling the canon on . ~ NJ
his loose church views; but inc run hn ,orore1
that they did not snub him any more than no isnoi
them
,ovu ,rortts apo q number of Catholics OF st.
Joseph. Mo-, asked Bishop Hogan, of the DIOCESE .,
st. Joseph, to remove one OF INC PiiS A.,
the Cathedral. The bishop refused 10 10 80 vi
ground that the priest In question was gooa ,na =.
and was doing his duty. Then In pii'a'o ivs', U.
one of the petitioners he explained that so many u
worthy priests had within few years come INTO I'll,
dtoccse of St. Joseph that the cause OF reheioh ha
been brought into dscredt thereby For TINS ioISon
the bishop said that had made the following f0s~
buttons: s,.ooso ,,to min.
even though his bishops would recommend ntls
bshops al charitable ana S 9i e@ not mention h
faults besides good priests are not known l" 'e"''
their d0ece 4er 70 to receive into my diocese person
who had belonged TO and left or was usnn''eu 0'
ii be had IN Gsas1s into my diocese student
belonging TO another diocese VINO hau m,o
dismisse1 from that diocese even IL recomncirSS, s
Eonrth-Neyer to admit to the priesthood Chrls
tian member or lay member 10 any oMor W." IA "
left or was dismissed by the order even uo n""
Recommendation. ,.,
The letter has Just been published and is making
a great sensation in Catholic circles A priese VI
the diocese threatens TO have Bishop hogan oeposoo
by Rome because he gave the names Oh I'M s Pettsr
who had disgraced their sacred calling IN TINS St
Torhaps this was not exactly WISE uis moasUre ~
me pilbo In general viii give their fuh imeaso % %
keep unworthy priests out OF bis diocese'
Tho Rev. Alfred Young, of the PaulIst Fathers OF
this city who is himself an accomplished musician.
contributes O striking article to the july Issue "
1.-THE Catholic World" entitled "shan inc feopie
sngY' Father Young makes strong plea ior oon
gregauonal singing in the Catholic Churcn' nc soy
# ia misnomer to call the singers In the service VI
the church choir The "chor" Is a portion of tne
sanctuary The singers who sit In this choir arc
propely speaking, the chorus and their true iuho
ton Is to lead the congregation In inc singing anu
not to do the singing for the congregation ~ Is
true that this idea has been largely iost sgno VI ~
both Catholic and Protestant congregations puo I'D
FATHER Young's opinion 1t is the only uue ioa
And he attributes much the listessness that char
acterzes modern congregations TO the 1act ihae ~ ~
ignored. "when," he says, "the people are aepnVc'
of participation In the services OF rengion py peiP
dcbarred the only way they can actively smart Id
them they In great part fall back into dull, per
functOfy, lghVldit atonu"noN, N"N'N'
r,sal of the same nvariable round Of piouSy worded
prayers which they find in their Paths to PARADISE
aKeys Of Heaven Golden Manuals or some other
proyer books glad to 30 relieved Occasionally Is Dy
and enjoying the unrengous singing by tho chot
Many and many time have wondered whetner rns
Intelligent men and women at high mass were hes
more or less ashamed Of being silent spectators OF
the public Offices Of their shuieh Rosaona ,t wn,c9
have been combating / have fancied that, despite
their respect for authority and readiness 90 neneve
it must be all fight their natural sense OF hunia-
ton at being thus made nothing of-the hlsh mas
teng performed by tho performers duly appointed
inst the sane whether they were there or notd not
sometimes make them suspect that 1t was not after
all, Just what it should be"
The Episcopal Missionary Jurisdiction OF colorado
has been erected into an independent diocese, and
its missionary bishop, Dr. Spalding becomes bishop
In tho diocese convention there was hot debate
over the question whether The new see should be
called the Diocese Of Denver or the Diocese OF Col
Orado The latter name was finally adopted